sceptre in Japanese
sceptre in Japanese is 王笏 — sceptre means a decorated ceremonial staff carried by a ruling monarch as a symbol of royal power.
sceptre in Japanese
王笏
Pronounced: ōshaku
An ornamental staff held by a ruling monarch as a symbol of power.
What does "sceptre" mean?
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noun A decorated ceremonial staff carried by a ruling monarch as a symbol of royal power.
"The queen carried the sceptre during the coronation ceremony."
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sceptre in a sentence
- The queen carried the sceptre during the coronation ceremony.
- A golden sceptre was placed beside the crown in the display case.
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What is "sceptre" in Japanese?
"sceptre" in Japanese is 王笏. sceptre means: A decorated ceremonial staff carried by a ruling monarch as a symbol of royal power.
How do you pronounce 王笏?
"sceptre" in Japanese is 王笏, pronounced "ōshaku".
How do you use "sceptre" in a sentence?
Example: "The queen carried the sceptre during the coronation ceremony." In Japanese, "sceptre" is 王笏.
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